Re: [sixties-l] public enemy BPP film

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Where and when will the BPP film be shown?
As a person who was born during the late 60's & is fascinated with
that era, I agree with you that some of the BPP as well as
the other revolutionary movements of the 60's were an intertwined combination
of government harassment and self-inflicted grandiosity.

I only hope that future generations will emulate the best of the 60's
movements
& discard the self-destructive aspects.

BTW, there is a cartoon called "The Boondocks", syndicated in several
hundred papers across the country, that deals with some of these
issues in an updated fashion.
The URL for their website is www.boondocks.net

John Williams

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